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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 11, 1983 Seek closing of Hale's Landfill Site The Information Commit- :ll,al the committee appoint a tee lor the Hale landfill Site . chairman and a secretary, which has been setup to deal Council endorsed the recuin- , with matters relating to the mendaiion on Monday and present site operation is to be The Mayor's secretary is to called to appoint a ehairman • eall a meeting ol the group to and a secretary. make the appointments. The commit tee is compos- The letter Irom the ed of members from Council Ministry informs council that from the Region, the . a writ has been issued against Ministry of the Environment , Regional Reclaimers, Walter Hales and the Clarke Consti- John Hale and James Hale to i uenls initiate injunction pro- There has been some eon- ceedings. The injunction ap- fusion over the call of plication is to be heard in late meetings and the Ministry of May 1983 and is to involve the Environment has asked the immediate closing of the Hale Landfill Site. APPLE BLOSSOM TOUR - ART SHOW Final arrangements have been made by the Orono Businessmen's Association for a blossom tour of apple country in the Town of Newcastle. The route will be marked starting first side road east of Bowmanville at Highway No. 2 passing through apple country to Orono Tree Nursery, the Art show and then continuing down [highway 115 and Highway No. 2 back to Bowmanville for further blossoms. The Gibson family have agreed to'show visitors around their operation at Twin Brands Orchards on Saturday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. as has the Provincial Nursery in Orono who will open the W.R. Bunting Tree Improvement Centre for visitations on the same day and at the same times. The Orono Town Hall Apple Blossom Art Show • has some fourteen artists exhibiting their work for show and sale on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Apple blossoms will also *e part of the tour along Highway 115 and Highway 2. Jump into the car for the blossom tour and do take the opportunity to view the operations at Gibsons' and the Tree Nursery as well as the art show. APPLE BLOSSOM TOUR and ART SHOW / -View. Apple Blossoms : . m the Town of . Newcastle.: May 21 and 22 following a marked I/ route'starting at. Highway 2 and'the first side road east of , :Bowmanvi]le through the Town's apple .' country:.. Arrive at Orono for Art Show and then follow Highways 115 and 2 ' for further blbssoms, Saturday: 1:30-4; 00 The Gibson family will show you 1 around at Twin Brands Orchards. Provincial Tree Nursery will open the W.R. Bunting Tree improvement Centre for - : viewing Blossom Art Show May 20, 21 and 22 : Sponsored by.Orono Downtown Businessmen's Association Education tax levy up 14.23 % (Continued from page 1) ditures. McKnight did not gain support support for the- cutting of outdoor outdoor education or the industrial industrial arts, family studies program. The largest expenditure for the board goes to teachers' salaries, principals, viceprincipals, viceprincipals, supply and resource staff in an amount of $32,103,318. Plartt operations take $5,182,800 of the budget with transportation costs coming in at $4,219,600. Plant maintenance costs the board $1,322,856. Debt charges amount to $1,698,320 while business administration, general administration and computer services run at a total of $1,261,900. WORK WANTED D & R Custom Fencing and custom chain-sawing 983-9627 or 623-7353 Orono, Ont. Critical df Watershed plan (Continued from page 1) authority présentations other than philosophy which has existed lor years. "What is the Authority prepared to do," he said. He spoke of recommendations recommendations in a 1966 report as to headwater proposals both in the Wilmot and the Graham Creek in the Town 'of Newcastle. These recommendations recommendations appear nowhere in the Watershed Plan nor do we find anything from a 1977 provincial report on the area. Forrester said he failed to see any initiatives outlined in the plan and pointed out that some five years ago the Town of Newcasle had given their approval for Fill and Construction Construction regulations in the Town as did the local M.P.P. Sam Cureatz. These regulations, regulations, the responsibility of the Authority, still sit on à shelf somewhere. He also recalled that a watershed plan was undertaken by the Authority for the Wiimot Creek five or six years ago and for, a period of two summers collected data for such a plan. Where is such a plan, I can only assume it is collecting dust on a shelf. He said there appeared to him to be a lack of initiative in completing a number of projects which were to be undertaken in the Town of Newcastle. Forrester suggested the Town withhold their approval approval until such time, as the Authority provides specifics in their watershed plan and especially in those things related to conservation in the Town of Newcastle. He pointed out that the AMO, an association of Ontario Ontario municipalities, of which the Town of Newcastle was a member, has voiced some legitimate concerns as to conservation conservation Authorities and that they now, had the opportunity opportunity to present their views' individually to Authorities in their own areas through the Watershed Plan. On motion of Counc. Hamre the delegation was acknowledged and comments be referred to the staff report and further that the delegation delegation be referred to the Authority Watershed, committee committee and the full Authority. On an amendment by Counc. Cowman staff are to consider the request in withholding approval approval of the watershed plan. ., ■ ' T.y, ;. y V Rally in Oshawa against pornography A rally will be held at Civic Council voted to endorse the Square, Oshawa City Hall at resolution but lacking suffi- 12 noon on Monday, May 16 cient support, it was to protest City Council's defeated, failure to take action against pornography in (he city. ■ Women of the city are op- Os'hawa City Council has ' .posed to pornography such as twice refused to endorse Playboy programming which resolutions to write to the advocates women as objects CRTC to demand they and promotes a power im- revoke First Choice Pay-TV's balance of men dominating licence if they continue to women, humiliating women carry Playboy programmes. through abusive actions and- The first was from the jokes.'This negative attitude, Borough of York and was fil- say-the women of the Oshaw- ed by Oshawa City Council Durham Rape Crisis Centre, without discussion. The se- affects all women whether cond resolution was proposed they are subscribers to First by the Oshawa-Durham Rape Choice Pay-TV or not. The Crisis Centre and Outreach, a Rape Crisis Centre has receiv- womèn's action group in ed numerous calls of support ■ Oshawa and was filed on from local residents for their May 3rd by Council without continued action against por- discussion. Five members of nography in the community. Orono Junior Gardeners receive gardening seeds Crombie at Port Hope (Continued from page 1) cheese parties throughout the area. Crombie, a former Mayor of Toronto is confident of a win in the leadership race and states he has the ability to unite the party and win the next federal election. He said the Canadian economy must be rejuvenated rejuvenated and that growth was a necessity. He spoke of thè waste of money at the federal level of government and referred to the annual horror stories in spending. He pointed out that the solicitor-general does make specific recommendations to provide controls in government government spending and that these recommendations must be considered and implemented if control is to be exercised. He gave partial support for Crdwn Corporations in certain certain areas but stated that in other cases a review was certainly certainly needed. He said all Crown Corporations should have to report to a Committee Committee of the House. In rejuvenating the economy he stated Canada would have to attract 'world- calls' investments, 'world- class' technology and 'world- class' skills. He stated Japan and Germany had engaged in implementing technology and as a result had thé lowest unemployment rate of the industrialized industrialized countries. Crombie stated the world is changing and that increasingly increasingly markets arc becoming i world markets and we must make changes to compete in this new field. In speaking of the Cruise missile he said Canada had to support the U.S. in this rftat- ter as Canada has been and is a member of NATO. In speaking on unity within the country he stated that much could be done through a reform of the senate and that as Prime Minister it would be one of his first duties. Crombie stated he has had a tremendous lift in the past two weeks as he travels across the country with apparent delegate support from all areas. He said he was confident confident he could take the leadership leadership this June in Ottawa. Real Estate Is Selling! REALTOR LET ME SELL YOUR PROPERTY! RESIDENTIAL, FARM, COMMERCIAL, LAKEFRONT, ' 123 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ont. List Through ' DARREL DEVOUN , Your Local Representative Residence 983-5817 Office 623-4115 Member Oshawa District Real Estate Board. ( On Tuesday, May 3rd, Orono Junior Gardeners' met at the United Church. The 12 juniors, and leaders Helen Robinson, Yvonne Maitland, Shelley-Anne Zegers and Christine LaMathe opened with the Junior Gardners' Creed &• Prayer. Mrs. Deni Schognmaker was our guest and we were taught how to màke courtages, to be given to our mothers on Mother's Day. The juniors received the seeds for their gardens to be judged before the August flower and vegetable show. Next meeting will be June 44th at 6:30 p.m. at the "Orono United Church - will be making something for Father's Day. LA ¥ Budget Concious? Choose a Lawn-Boy §petiial with quality performance and standard Lawn-Boy built-to-last features: • Finger-tip smarting i • 4 HP rated engine , • CD solid state igflitipn ( • Quieit unden-the-deck muffler • Patented flexible rear shield • Optional side grass catcher ' Lawn-Boy -- choose from 15 different models. ROLPH Dominion HARDWARE » » ' , . Box 249, ORONO, ONTARIO 985-5207 LOB1M0. mVUN-BOY As time goes by, you'II knovy why,